Definition of thumbling in English:

thumbling

noun ˈθʌmlɪŋ

Mid 19th century: from thumb + -ling.

单词	thumbling
释义	Definition of thumbling in English: thumbling noun ˈθʌmlɪŋ A very small person or fictional being. Example sentencesExamples When Tom is identified as a thumbling, he has been speaking to a dragonfly larva also about to undergo a metamorphosis. Later the thumbling flies to Africa aboard a stork. A thief steals the oxen and, hearing the thumbling's angry voice, takes him to be a ghost. It was well for the little thumbling that he did not see the smile on his sister's and brother's faces. A thumbling stepped out of the bushes into the tiny clearing around the tree in which they hid. Synonyms very small person, person of restricted growth Origin Mid 19th century: from thumb + -ling.
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